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Who Remembers This?

It was Bernard Cribbins who sang it I think. I remember it, too old!!!!!!!!!! :cheers:
 
My hand is up!!

I remember it, and my dad used to sing it too :thumbsup:
 
Don't remember that particular Rolf Harris one - the young woman was brilliant with the actions LOL.

This is one of my favourite ones - my daughter was born the same year as this was released and her initials ERN so we were forever singing this to her.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=cLKaLvrtn-8&...feature=related

I also remember the "Laughing Policeman" Gillian. We had an old gramophone when I was small - the loudpseaker was behind a door at the front of the gramophone. I used to open the door, and to me the speaker looked like a long lane going into a mysterious place. I thought the policeman was up that lane. (w00t)

Pauline
 
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Brilliant Pauline. another

Another

A classic here, its not all bad being old

Classic
 
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Juley - you've got me in tears now. :'( I love that record but it is so sad.

 

As ERNIE reminds me of my daughter "Two Little Boys" reminds me of my two boys playing in the 1960s.

 

Pauline
 
Unfortunately we cannot remember any of those songs (As Juley well knows)

 

We have googled similar songs and found these -

Does anyone remember these?

 

Twenty Tiny Fingers : Alma Cogan

Little Red Monkey : Rosemary Clooney & Jimmy Edwards Littel Red Monkey

Run, Rabbit, Run : Bud Flanagan and Chesney Allen

The Runaway Train : Michael Holliday

When you come to the end of a lollipop : Max Bygraves

Gilly Gilly Ossenfeffer Katzellen Bogen by the sea : Max Bygraves

Nellie the Elephant : Mandy Miller ()

Poppa Piccolino : Petula Clark ()

The Bee Song : Arthur Askey ()

The Big Rock Candy Mountain : Burl Ives ()

How much is that doggy in the window : Lita Rosa ()

The yellow rose of Texas : Stan Freburg ()

I Know an Old Lady : Burl Ives ()

The King's New Clothes : Danny Kaye (lyrics)

The Three Billy Goats Gruff : Frank Luther

The Ugly Duckling : Danny Kaye ()

The Three Little Fishes : Frankie Howerd ()

Little White Duck : Danny Kaye ()

A Four Legged Friend : Roy Rogers () 4 legged friend

The Deadwood Stage : Doris Day ()

The Black Hills of Dakota : Doris Day (

Tubby the Tuba : Danny Kaye ()

Sparky's Magic Piano : Henry Blair ()

Mairzy doats and dozy doats : Johnny Dennis ()

Old Macdonald had a Farm ()

The Owl and The Pussycat : Elton Hayes ()

Thumbelina : Danny Kaye ()

Little White Bull : Tommy Steele ()

She'll be Coming Round the Mountain, When she Comes :

Little boy fishing : Shirley Abicair (lyrics)

The Teddy Bear's Picnic : Henry Hall ()

I'm a Pink Toothbrush, you're a Blue Toothbrush : Max Bygraves () Max Bygraves

Sparky's Magic Piano : Danny Kaye

My Brother : (Terry Scott) ()

All I want for Christmas, is my Two Front Teeth : Spike Jones City Slickers ()

A Windmill in Old Amsterdam : Ronnie Hilton ()

Puff, The Magic Dragon : Peter, Paul and Mary ()

Wonderful Wonderful Copenhagen : Danny Kaye ()

Buffalo Billy (Cowboys and Indians) : Roy Rogers

Ragtime Cowboy Joe :The Chipmunks ()

This ol' House : Rosemary Clooney ()

The Children's Marching Song (Nick Nack Paddy Whack) : Mitch Miller and His Orchestra ()

The Happy Wanderer : The Obenkirchen Children's Choir () In German

Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf : Henry Hall and his Orchestra ()

Michael Row the Boat Ashore : The Highwaymen ()

Three Wheels on My Wagon : The New Christy Minstrels ()

There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly: Burl Ives ()

In the Middle of the House : Alma Cogan ()

Que Sera, Sera : Doris Day ()

 

Obviously neither of us remember any of these either
 
Oh Richard I remember all of those so well except would you believe - Danny Kaye and Sparky's Magic Piano - how weird is that!!!!

Jenny
 
I'm sure many on here will remember this chap and the band.

 

 

Singer Dave Dee has died today (January 9) following a three-year cancer battle. He was 65.

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The '60s singer was the lead vocalist for Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich, whose hit singles included 'Bend It' (1966) and 'The Legend Of Xanadu', which went to Number One in the UK Singles Chart in 1968.

 

Record plugger Sean Cooney told BBC News that despite his health problems, Dee had remained positive throughout his illness. "He didn't let it get him down. He was defying it," Cooney said.

 

Between 1965 and 1969, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich spent more time in the UK Singles Chart than The Beatles. Dee left the group in 1969, although he rejoined the band in the '90s to play nostalgia shows.

 

Dee, whose real name was David Harman, performed with the band until his death.

BBC News
 
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So many memories, any one remember the Pretty Things? Long John Baldry?
 
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